Nude Bikers???
Posted by Pete | Posted in News | Posted on 12-02-2010
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According to this morning’s paper, the City of Albuquerque would not issue a permit for bikers to ride nude through the city in some kind of parade or something. But, not to worry so says the founders of the ride. According to him, the City of Santa Fe will give them a permit, so they are planning on their ride through Santa Fe June 12. The paper stated that participants could wear as much or as little clothing as they choose to wear. I don’t know, you may want to mark your calender. Here lately I have been writing about nudist a lot, so I will probably keep you posted and I did buy me a bike late last year….Yeah, and my big belly is probably sexy…well, that may not be the correct adjective….big does fit…I feel sure I could get a few looks…ok, I’ll stop there….Well, after thinking about it a bit I don’t think I will ride nude in Santa Fe…A fella could get rear ended up there, reckon?…
That’s okay! The City of Santa Fe is full of politicians anyway. They won’t even notice.
You are probably right on that.
The problem is that the City (or village) of Glorieta is only a short hop, skip, and jump to the east of Santa Fe. Those Baptists will notice, even from a distance of 30 miles away. I can see it now: a necked cyclist hanging in effigy from the Conference Center Steeble. I have a better idea. The Glorieta Baptist could form a committee to transport the cyclist to the top of Mount Baldy, then they could give hime a shove off the top toward the Glorieta Conference Center. By the time he reached the bottom, he may have reformed and found Jesus Christ. I remember that as being a very steep decent for a young man in my twenties on foot. I can imagine the speed at which a necked bicyclist could achieve before reaching the bottom, assuming he didn’t hit a tree.
The problem is that the City (or village) of Glorieta is only a short hop, skip, and jump to the east of Santa Fe. Those Baptists will notice, even from a distance of 30 miles away. I can see it now: a necked cyclist hanging in effigy from the Conference Center Steeble. I have a better idea. The Glorieta Baptists could form a committee to transport the cyclist to the top of Mount Baldy, then they could give him a shove off the top toward the Glorieta Conference Center. By the time he reached the bottom, he may have reformed and found Jesus Christ. I remember that as being a very steep decent for a young man in my twenties on foot. I can imagine the speed at which a necked bicyclist could achieve before reaching the bottom, assuming he didn’t hit a tree.